
Day at the farmModerator: Team Cub
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Day at the farmTomorrow we start setting up for Kids Day at the Farm. It is an annual event sponsored by the University of Tennessee and the county Extension Office and held at the UT experimental station. They bus in all the 3rd graders from the county. They get on tractor pulled farm trailers and are taken around to all the exhibits finishing up with home made ice cream and a petting zoo. This year I'll be doing the row crop station. I enjoy doing this annual event as much as the kids do. These kids are the future of farming in our great country.
![]() 47 Cub (Glenda)
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Re: Day at the farmsweet, enjoy. i did the same as a child. too bad there isnt more like it nation wide. farming is what made this nation great, we need to remember that.
Re: Day at the farmDan, That is a good program to be involed with, we don't have anthing similar here in my area.
Berlin I seem to know more and more about less and less, soon I'll know everything about nothing !
Re: Day at the farmGreat program. Not only does it encourage farm family children to stay in agriculture, it educates non-farm kids about where their food comes from and how it gets to their table. Thank you for your participation, Dan.
Don McCombs
MD, Deep Creek Lake "1950 Something" Farmall Cub, Cub-193 Moldboard Plow 1977 IH Cub w/FH, L-F194 Moldboard Plow, L-38 Disk, L-F1 Platform Carrier, Mott FHC Mower 1948 Farmall Super A, IH 22 Mower 1951 Farmall Super C w/FH
Re: Day at the farmThat's exactly what it is Don. These kids are so receptive to learn where that peanut butter and jelly sandwich came from it can be the highlight of their day. One of the more exciting things for them is seeing a live sonogram on a live pregnant cow. Never too young to learn if it's interesting.
47 Cub (Glenda)
52 Super A 62 Cub (Genie) 43 H 42 M In all things know which way the wind is blowing.
Re: Day at the farmWe have a pretty good program at the Indiana State Fair. There is a mini farm where kids go through and learn every process of farming from tilling the fields to selling the grain and produce. They also have a great collection of old tractors and machinery which I love.
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